“hursday, November 27, 1952

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The News’
FOR SALE'— One “tidur?*hot-
water: tank,,.24 gallon™ pacity.
Propane. $100: or-—? Apply. Box
583, Castlegar. ; P3-47

FOR SALE — Kitchen range: Ex-
cellent condition. D. E, Hughes,
S d aCe weenie

C3-47

Classifieds
School Curtain,
8:30: p,m, 1-48
‘ ANNOUNGING;- The, Electro
Hygiene: Combina’ ‘acuum,
Cleaner, Floor’ waxer atid” polish-
er; may now be purchased -with
a down payment as low as $35.
Contact your-local representative,

“Auditorium.

FOR SALE — Crib with spring-
filled mattress. Baby. Tenda,

carriage and bathette. Baby sleigh
R. W. Trussler, Phone 3252,

LOTS FOR SALE — 50 feet by
100 feet.’ W. W. Plotnikoff,
Phone 454, Box 9, Castlegar,

B. e

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FOR SALE — Cornet Original
Christmas Cards printed ‘with
your name: and address, Six
greetings to,choose from. Per-
sonal and Business Cards. The
low price will amaze you. Or-
der today from the Castle News.

Zucco, Box 213, Kinnaird.

NOTICE — Anyone interest-
ed in the operation of the skating
rink in Kinnaird for the reve-
nue derived from. it, please con-
tact S. C. Muirhead, Phone 4341
or 3416. C1-48

_ NOTICE — Hear the Trail High
School “Band: and choir af the
High School on -Dec. 12, 1952.
Sponsored by. the PTA. Proceeds |:
to go. to our High ae Band.,
1-48

‘NOTICE _ “Dont miss the Film
“Gg,

FOR SALE — Boys C.C. M. skates
Almost . new.. Size 7. Mrs. H.
‘wade, Phone 4551, Castlegar.

C1-48

FOR RENT — Three roomed
house with basement’ garage.

Aply Mrs, M. Turik, Robson.
C1-48

FOR RENT — Modern-Furnished

Suite. Apply. Twin Rivers_Mo-!
3-46.

tel, Box 546, Castlegar.

NOTICE — Highland Dancing
Competition. Nov. 29, 6 p.m. in
High School Auditorium, Admis-
sion, 50c. C1-48

RECITAL —~ Piano punils of
Ruby MacLean Angus, L.R.S.M.,
Twin Rivers Hall, Sunday, Nov-
ember 30 at 3:30 p.m. P1-43

FOUND — One kitten. About 4
months old. Grey with white
chest and white paws. Phone
3701. C1-48

CELEBRITY CONCERT
Henry L. Scott, pianist, Saturday,
Nov. 29 in Trail Junior High

- Recreation” and

y Continued tro

ning” ahead, “take p r

with “your ouridat mn.

this “once, two or ‘three’ layérs:is
iridel ‘do. It? will © make” your
eyes 100k brighter,’ help ‘abolish
that “shabby”’- look that, comes
from’ fatigue:*

Most men are experts at “lip
reading” sa’ it’s very. important
that you ‘wield a clever lipstick.
One ‘of’ the’ most fortunate -things
about living in this modern era
is that artifice can go just as far
as you like . . .: that an ideal
mouth can be yours in fact (an
illusion). In order. that your lips
send the right message to a man
who -looks your way, remember
these tips on lipstick application.

YOU SHOULD, for the pret-
tiest, most clean-cut mouh, use
a lipstick brush. Don’t follow the
line of least resistance and Keep
on using your lipstick directly
from the case . . . for the art of

LEGAL

tae by. Miss M. Smith,
Dept., U.B.C. at the High School
on Saturday, Nov. 29, at 3 p.m.

. C1-438

FOUND — Géntleman’s overcoat
at Kinnaird. Owner~ contact
P.O. Box 216, Kinnaird and pay
for this,ad. C148

OUR THANKS — We wish to
extend our thanks to the Castle-
gar Fire Brigade and also the per-
son: who turned in the alarm for
the fire at our shop. The prompt
action of both held the fire to a
minimum. Ted Hill Electric. ~

OUR THANKS

I wish to thank you all for your
kind expressions and flowers in
our loss of a very dear husband
and father. It is comforting to
know that one has so many dear
friends at this troubled time.

Very Sincerely, .
Jenny Howard and Fopy

Montgomery, Alberta.

PHONE

3551

MITCHELL Transfer and Fuel Ltd.

OFFICE — ANDERSON FEED BUILDING,

STORE

For Christmas Shopping
_The Following Stores

During December

_ Will Be 7" .
Open Until 9 p.m.
SATURDAYS — Dec. 6 — 13 — 20

and TUESDAY, DEG. 23.
_ WEDNESDAY, DEG. 24 open till 6 p.m.

JANET’S, LADIES WEAR
VARIETY SHOPPE.

LEO BOSSE JEWELLER
LEITNER’S CLOTHING
CASTLEGAR HARDWARE |

OZEROFF JEWELLER

HOURS

: MARTIN'S CLOTHING
MADDOCK’S SHOE STORE
WALDIE’S
EATON’S-

“KERR’S

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LAND REGISTRY ACT
. (Section 161)
IN THE MATTER of Lot 18 of
Lot 7182, Kootenay District, Plan
2426.

Proof having been filed in my
office of the loss of Certificate of
Title No. 88740-1 to the above
mentioned lands in the name of
Annie Streleaff and bearing date
the 2nd January:1951 I HEREBY
GIVE NOTICE of my. intention at
the expiration of one calendar
month from the first publication
hereof to issue Provisional Certifi-
cate of Title in lieu of such lost
Certificate. Any person having
any information with reference
to such lost Certificate of Title
is requested to communicate with
the undersigned.

DATED. AT NELSON this 20th
day of November, 1952.

Cc. A. McPhail,
Deputy Registrar.

The Corporation of the Village
of Castlegar

ig ‘a. ‘rth ° can ‘easily. mas-}

us
tered. Start: ‘din ‘the middle of your'}}

upper lip and, work, outward ::on-

each side. Think) of -the, under; lip,|
yas an arc that. swings. from either|[-

corner, Practice: with - your lip-!

stick brush and you'll be well. re-

warded,

YOU_-SHOULD,
needs: a. little encouraging, by all
means use. a’ brush cand draw’ a
line: just a little outside’ your na-
tural j6ne.. The. filling-in can be
done -with your lipstick. And the

exaggeration. should be slight.. If |’

you; want to reduce; the size of
your lips, put your make-up base
over your lips first. Then you can
draw a line with your brush just
inside the natural limits of your
lips, Remember, practice makes
perfect.

YOU SHOULDN’T ever catch
yourself putting on a new coat
of lipstick without first removing
the old. You may not think it
matters but it can make the dif-
ference between a_ clean-cut
mouth and a blur. Don’t ever
give into the impulse to put on
lipstick without a mirror. Better
a féw minutes with no lipstick
than even a minute with an off-
location mouth. AND always
check to see if vou have lipstick
-on your teeth where it’is distinct-
ly unbecoming.

Finally, a word about the ex-
pression of your mouth, You
shouldn’t purse vour lips so that
they look as if thev might at any
moment says prunes and prisms.
And here's an old finishing-school
trick for young ladies who want
tn cultivate a nleasing half smile.
When you feel that tenseness
might be reflected in a grim ex-
vression around vour mouth. try
phrases that make it look pleas-
ant.: Saving the. word peaches is
a good idea.

Practice these make-up tricks
now. You'll be amazed at the dif-
ference they can make. The re-
sults might even startle the most
plain-spoken man’ into compli-
ments. Then, come December,
you'll find yourself the “girl-in-
a-holiday-whirl” looking prettier
than ever.

24, 1952.
NOTICE OF NOMINATION OF.

COMMISSIONER,

ELECTIONS ACT, SEC. 36 ‘

Public Notice is hereby given to.
the electors of the Municipality of
the Village. of . Castlegar that I
require the presence of the ‘said
electors at the Municipal Office,
Pine Street West, Castlegar on
the 4th. day of December, 1952,
at twelve o’clock noon for the
purpose of nominating persons
to represent them as Commis-|
sioners.

The mode of nomination of can-
didates shall be as follows:—

The idates shall be i
ted in writing: the writing shall
be subscribed by two electors of
the municipality as proposer and
seconder. and shall be delivered
+a the Returning Officer at any
time between the date. of this
notice and 12 o’clock noon of the],
dav of nomination: the said writ-
‘ng mov be in the form numbered
2 in the, Schedule of the “Muni-
cinal Elections Act” and shall||

Petutt
PHOTOS

} ‘JOUR SPECIAL.
CHRISTMAS RATES—

Are Now In Effect
PHONE 3811

._ Satisfaction Guaranteed
Main St. Castlegar

PARK ELECTRIC.

At your service with a good
supply of wiring materials
Let us help you with your

wizing problems
Colin Petts

Cor. Maple & 2nd Ave.
Contracting — Repairs

PHONE 4516

state the names, resid and

eecunation or description of each

person vroposed in ‘such manner|

as sufficiently to identify such
candidate: and inthe event of a
noll being necessary, such poll
she11l be ovened on.-the llth. day
of December at the Canadian Le-
gion Hall of which every person
is héreby required to-govern him-
self accordingly.

Given under my hand at Cas-
tlegar this 24th. day of November, |
1952. |
Wm. Rigby,

Returning Officer.:

Avoid the rush—
shop now—in
“st es

and Gift Wr

We’ve just unpacked ou
stock. of

and -they’re beautiful!

select yours now in our
Christmas Corner.

RIGBY'S

Christmas
cards and gift wrappings—

CONFECTIONERY
COFFEE BAR

H. K. Naruse
K. A. Morrow

OPTOMETRISTS
Suite 3 — Post Office Bldg.
Hours —-9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY and
‘ SATURDAY ,

For Appointments Phone
Mrs. C. Sutherland
PHONE 3441 .

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‘Dept. ‘Store & Deep Freeze Lockers
Just Arrived..
‘Parly Dresses ....... $12.95 to $19.95

Plaid Kiltie Skirts, all sizes ...... $7.99
Nylon Blouses ....... $3.95 and $4.95

We Carry Convenient Charge Accounts

And In Our Meat Department

PORK RIBLETS
Fresh, Lb.
GROUND BEEF SMOKED FILLETS OF
"Blue Labe, Lb. ......-.... 49¢ HADDIE, Lb.
PRICES EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 28 & 29

PICNICS

15¢ Lb. atc

Castle Theatre fanetnan

F moar 3 and Saturday

THE GIRLS
WITH BOYSIN »
EVERY PORT!

stannina * Hf

ESTHER *

VIVIAN

efits. BLAINE,

“BARRY SULLIVAN
" , KEEFE BRASSELLE
; BILLY ECKSTINE |,
Ti De pen TERS DEAN MRLER-SDBL LENNART sarc. ci ~SOREY ANFELD- iain
Shows at 7 and 9 p.m.

Monday and Tucsday
THEYRE JUMPING WITH JOY 4

VERRY

Finca - Pee oer

Dicsed by NORMAN TAUROG + Somme by OBERT LEES 2» FRED RONALDO ons HERSERT BAKER.
atend rata FOES ALISA ma ROAD HEL.» Fem 2 Sery by Brian Marlowe

She will
cast you
under her
spell...

THRILL you! | :

HOWARD. HUGHES

gModuction

$150 PAYNITE WED.

“SHOWS AT 7 and 9 p.m. *